biggestlou

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Seven Databases in Seven Weeks: Modern DBs and the NoSQL Movement (2nd Edition)(7dbs.io)
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Envoy and gRPC-Web: a fresh new alternative to REST(medium.com)
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gRPC-Web is going GA(cncf.io)
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by biggestlou 8y ago
Sure, but GitHub Pages is a relatively “dumb” host. You don’t get preview builds, branch deploys, and lots of other things. It’s nice for a minimal approach but for a large site with lots of people working on it I would not recommend it.
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The PromCon live stream (global Prometheus conference)(promcon.io)
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by biggestlou 8y ago
This is one of my biggest grammatical pet peeves. The title (and corresponding sentence in the article) should really be "Not everyone, in fact, has a book in them." I'm finding this more and more frequently even in legitimat
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by biggestlou 8y ago
An asset pipeline (and templatized at that) is being added to Hugo as we speak. Just Sass support to begin with but more later. Once that’s added the reasons to use Jekyll, which is essentially abandonware, will shrink to zero.
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by biggestlou 8y ago
I must say, Java was pretty seamless. I followed the instructions and it came together quickly. Go was harder because there's a vendoring issue (surprise!) in that Bazel requires two versions of the gRPC for Go library ("google.go
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by biggestlou 8y ago
Things have improved but only marginally. Java and Go are the only languages that have "native" gRPC support in Bazel. For others you need to rely on an external repo whose connection to Google is unclear ( https://githu
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by biggestlou 8y ago
Fair enough. I even joked about this on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lucperkins/status/1000878351903477765
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by biggestlou 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, what about it strikes you as potentially satirical?
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by biggestlou 8y ago
Very cool. Eventually I'd like to turn Colossus into something more like what you have here, i.e. a "real" backend that does something meaningful. The good news is that the Bazel + gRPC plumbing was the hard part. Adding new,
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by biggestlou 8y ago
It was a hassle mostly because a lot of the libraries are new and the interfaces are still changing a lot. Bazel is a fantastic build tool that I'd recommend for large projects. The Bazel + gRPC story, though, has a ways to go. But I d
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Show HN: An Example Microservice Back End for Kubernetes, Bazel, Go, Java, GRPC(github.com)
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by biggestlou 9y ago
You can't, as far as I know. You can do this, though: https://www.skill-space.com/blog/2015/11/16/create-an-auto-i...
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by biggestlou 9y ago
What these articles invariably fail to do is name even one single "postmodern professor."
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by biggestlou 9y ago
Time to kick your current waste management provider... TO THE CURB.
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by biggestlou 9y ago
There is a section on TypeScript and Flow
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The power of SQL views in data reporting: Taming organizational complexity(reflect.io)
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How I increased the value of my Fitbit with a CSV: a Lesson in Visualization(reflect.io)
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The Self-Hosted Reflect Agent for the Reflect Reporting and Visualization API(reflect.io)
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by biggestlou 10y ago
And Monk wrote that biography at the age of 26. I've wasted my life.
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The Reflect Interactions API: Build custom event logic into your Reflect views(reflect.io)
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by biggestlou 10y ago
Unfortunately, GitHub does not provide read-only access to repos, be they public or private: https://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/#scopes . If you've used Apiary, TravisCI, or a plethora of other third-party
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by biggestlou 10y ago
We understand your reticence (Reflect employee here). Two things to note: 1. GitHub does not grant read-only access to repos. Any time you authorize a third-party app to access your repos, you are granting write access. We will never write
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by biggestlou 10y ago
Important note: these reports are accessible only by you, the user. They are not publicly available.
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by biggestlou 10y ago
Unfortunately, there is no such thing as read-only access to GitHub repos. Read/write access is the only scope that GitHub currently grants: https://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/#scopes . If you've given
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Best practices for testing React components using Mocha, Chai, and Enzyme(reflect.io)
6 points by biggestlou 10y ago|0 comments